The arthouse specialist has snatched up rights to the Korean sci-fi action thriller starring Michael Fassbender, Alicia Vikander, Hwang Jung-min, Zo In-sung, and Hoyeon.

An impressive lineup of Cannes auteurs and actor alumni will pick this year’s Palme d’Or.

James Lamont and Jon Foster, together with 'Ashes to Ashes' writer Tom Butterworth, penned the screenplay for the A.I.-assisted animated feature, which AGC International is pitching to buyers at Cannes.

The TSA forced Pavel Talankin, the helmer and subject of the film, to check his little gold man, but it never arrived.

Cornerstone has picked up sales rights to the feature, adapted from Edward Chisholm's memoir about a Brit struggling to make it as a Parisian waiter.

Highlights of the world's leading animation festival include honorary Cristal Awards for 'King of the Hill' creator Mike Judge and stop-motion pioneers the Brothers Quay.

The director will premiere his Romeo and Juliet-style love story, set on the French Riviera, in the Cannes sidebar and give a masterclass.

French director Thomas Lilti is working with the family of the late chef on a drama inspired by the life and legacy of the La Côte d’Or owner.

James Gray's 'Paper Tiger' was a late addition to Competition, with Cannes adding several new Un Certain Regard and Special Screening titles.

Neon has picked up North American rights for the crime drama from the 'Armageddon Time' director starring Scarlett Johansson, Adam Driver and Miles Teller.

Emilia Clarke, Victoria Pedretti, Marlon Williams, and Natascha McElhone star in the Bleecker Street title, which Cornerstone has boarded for international sales.

WestEnd handles sales on the romantic drama from 'Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris' director Anthony Fabian, which looks at the star's Swinging Sixties pairing with Rudolf Nureyev and will be introduced at Cannes.